Before we did get up Jane mentioned being attacked by mozzies or the like all night. Eagle eye me spotted the likely offender and swatted it with a towel. Bloody tough creature didn’t move – but I guess a screw protruding from the wall was never likely to. Off to Dpecsabets for me on returning.

Today was a planned test day and the knees and feet sure did appreciate it.

Todays breakfast partners were without the crooks,  but they were well replaced by the dogs, who outnumbered the cats.ot does not seem to bother the locals. 

The animals are on a constant trail up and down the road pestering people anywhere food is about.

Spent most of the morning walking up and down the beach and  the main thoroughfare, which were basically deserted except for walkers and local Council guys. Many of the businesses have closed down for the season.

Pebbly beach had two swimmers and a lot of the cruise boats came out of protected moorings and tied up 5 metres from the beach.

Not sure what is happening in the world with wars, but a frigate and destroyer moored in our bay for most of the morning and then headed West.

Managed to revisit the coffee shop for another proper coffee, but deferred to the local food for lunch.

Had a quick swim in refreshing , but murky water caused by the brown sand. Lay upon the Council owned deckchairs waiting for a tap on the shoulder from the fee collector, but managed to avoid the 30 lira charge.

Finalised planning and shopping for tomorrow before repacking our bags to the best of some very heavy rain. Hopefully it disappears tomorrow which starts the last week of our walk.

Have not posted blood here as weak internet won’t upload pictures.